SubaruRaptor
Well-Known Member
Widely available on the internet if you look around. Also common sense, there are vastly more used vehicles on the market then new, and they are cheaper. Most people treat cars as utility type purchase, point a to point b. Look at the general economy as well, New car prices are up (so are used, but they are naturally cheaper) and people are complaining they cant buy groceries and such, which means they are not buying new cars.Where did you get your information?
- This year the US is tracking to about 7 million new cars sold across all brands.
- There are 335 million people (as of 2023) in the us.
- As of 2022, there are 283 million cars total in the US.
- Looking at car fatality metrics, we can see about 40k people die a year in a car crash. So we can ball park a net loss of about 60k vehicles totally gone or damaged.
- There are about 6 mil non-fatal auto accidents in the US per year.
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